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Explore opportunities for including centers of entertainment, <br />education, recreation, community services, and cultural <br />enrichment. <br />Shared, multiple use concepts should be pursued to maximize the <br />efficient use of land. <br />Utilize the high visibility of and easy access for all of the <br />community to Bernal Avenue and Valley Avenue [o create <br />recognizable, easily accessible landmarks. <br />1.3 Ensure community uses and facilities are environmentally and fiscally <br />responsible. <br />Buildings should incorporate Green Building concepts for both <br />short- and long-term environmental benefits. <br />Land uses should respect the natural environmental features of the <br />site and, where feasible, seek to enhance them. <br />Development of facilities shall take into effect long-term <br />maintenance requirements. Facilities should be planned [o <br />minimize long-tetra maintenance, subject to fiscal constraints of <br />actual construction. <br />1.4 Plan facilities for both short- and long-term use. <br />Provide flexible facilities/spaces that will be capable of meeting <br />the changing community needs. <br />1.S Place active use community facilities, especially those with nighttime <br />activity, away from adjoining sensitive land uses, such as residences. <br />Active use facilities include lighted sports parks, amphitheatres, <br />parking lots serving nighttime activities, and transportation <br />centers. <br />1.6 Design the Phase II community facilities to be compatible with the Phase <br />I ca~~i uses. <br />Uses with potential compatibility issues absent careful planning <br />include golf courses, sports park, agricultural uses, cemetery, fire <br />station, transportation center, and utility facilities. Care in siting <br />and design of these uses must be taken to ensure compatibility. <br />s-z <br />